The show is called Experience, and Höller's purpose is to distort, question and generally mess with your understanding of the body in space, and the environment around you.
Ring D adopts a distorted envelope conformation.
When palaeontology is squeezed through the mass-media filter, scientific uncertainty is too often replaced by a ridiculous amount of hyperbolic assuredness that distorts how questions about nature are actually approached.
It all has a distorting effect.
Money has a distorting capability.
When I first watched the scene, I was most unnerved by the way their talk mashed everything together, suggesting that there were only two sides to the question — a bizarrely distorted premise.
Within each of these tasks, subjects either wore a variety of distorting lenses or a single distorting lens.
In this realm, reflection on experience and experience itself cannot be separated without distorting the experience in question.
Cruz also asked, "Do you think it's right that Israel was committing, quote, a "sickening slaughter," as you said on the floor of the Senate?" As David Weigel pointed out, this question distorts the facts: Hagel had said, in the middle of the war in Lebanon, "The sickening slaughter on both sides must end, and it must end now.
Also, some of the activities covered by these items might be too broad or the wording confusing, leaving room for the respondent's own interpretation of the question and potentially distorting the response distribution.
In 2015, Ofqual published research showing the design of question-setting was distorting the distribution of grades.
